We’ve previously written about Hailo-8 AI accelerator delivering up to 26 TOPS at low power (3 TOPS per watt), and found in AI edge systems such as Foxconn BOXiedge server powered by a Socionext SynQuacer SC2A11 24x Cortex-A53 cores SoC and capable of analyzing up to 20 streaming camera feeds in real-time for video analytics.
Leopard Imaging has now created a much more compact Edge AI processing solution with EdgeTuring based on Hailo-8 M.2 card and Socionext SC2000 4K camera SoC, and designed for low-power video analytics.
EdgeTuring features and specifications:
- Camera SoC / Image Processor – Socionext SC2000 quad-core Cortex-A7 processor @ 650MHz with 4Kp30 H.265/H.264 encoder, up to 1.2 Gigapixel per second processing, LPDDR-3 memory (PoP)
- AI Module – Hailo-8 M.2 Module for up to 26 TOPS
- Camera
- Dual camera but only one sensor works for AI
- Sensors – 2x Sony IMX477 CMOS Image Sensor, diagonal 7.857 mm (Type 1/2.3)
- Resolution – 3840 (H) x 2160 (V)
- Pixel Size – 1.55 x 1.55μm
- Video Output: 4K @ 30 fps with EIS / 4K @ 15 fps with HDR
- Baseline: 40.70 mm
- Lens: FOV 43.4° horizontal (each video)
- Storage – 2x MicroSD card slots
- Video Output – Micro HDMI
- Networking – Ethernet RJ45 port
- USB – USB 3.0 Type-C port, micro USB 2.0 port, micro USB port for UART console
- Power Supply – 12V DC in via 2-pin connector
- Dimensions – 80.70 (L) x 38.00 (W) x 93.33 (D) mm
- Weight – 242 grams
- Temperature Range – Operating: 0 to +60; storage: – 20 to +70
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It should be noted that SocioNext SC2000 camera SoC already supports AI acceleration on its own with hardware-assisted face detection and smile/blink detection. But the Hailo-8 M.2 card brings TensorFlow and ONNX compatibility, and a higher level of flexibility and performance enabling more features applicable to industrial automation, IoT, smart devices and smart retail use cases.
Leopard Imaging’s EdgeTuring is currently sold for $899 in single units. You can find more details and/or request to purchase a sample on the product page.
Via LinuxGizmos
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